I think that was the fastest I’ve seen him injure himself…😂😂😂 this video was great! Enjoyed it a lot!

Oof, felt that clang on the knee in my soul

0:43 Great Peter Griffin impression

The eye contact when you were ‘milking’ your water bottle had me 😂

I think a lot of "No Camping" signs are there to cover famers legally. Often if you see a farmer and chat to them they'll let you camp once they realise you're ok.

In mid May the fields in that area are a profusion of bluebells.

The music that you overlaid when you were at the waterfall theme was perfectly chosen, and it makes this seem very mesmerizing. Actually, I think you do a great job with all of your musical choices that go with different parts of your video.

Hi Stephen, you're a great entertainer😂. Thanks again for you're video

Wherever you were its incredibly beautiful 💚

Glenariff reminds me of Glencar on the Sligo/Leitrim border. Craggy cliffs, waterfalls etc. Just missing a lake like Glencar.

Great tips, I grew up in Ireland but have spent most of my adult life in Finland where we have "everyman's rights' regarding camping; as long as you are not interfering with crops or animals and tidy up after yourself you are allowed to hike (or bike) and camp on private land. Not 100% sure but I recall Scotland's regulations regarding hiking and camping are different from the rest of the UK (?).  This is something a lot of people take for granted and forget that not every country has the same rules, I've seen tourists or expats in ROI and NI grumble about how rude some landowners can be without understanding that technically wild camping is illegal without the landowner's permission. After 40+ years of hiking, cycling, and camping on both sides of the border I've rarely had any trouble, but I do try to go out of my way to ask for permission :D The only issue I've had was 30 years ago in Connemara where a local farmer showed up to shake me down for 40 quid for the right to camp on what actually turned out to be government land... Keep up the great work, you really have inspired me to get back into hiking and wild camping and I now have a serious itch to visit NI. Not sure how tourist infested the Republic is these days (pretty sure Kerry, Wicklow and Galway require some serious research to find a quiet spot) but it would be nice to see more videos from there, the Comeragh mountains in Waterford are worth investigating and Cork has a few spots with some of the last remnants of Ireland's native forests ;)

Wow Stephen don’t we live in such a beautiful country, and I think you are so right about looking first before you go out and just go for it. Thanks so much for your time and great camera work. It always puts a smile on my face. Take care of yourself and yours.⛺️👍

Very comprehensive.

Bought a tent yesterday, your video popped into my feed coincidentally, exactly what I needed and some great advice 🙌🙌 Subbed and will continue to follow your content ⛺

"Game over man! Game over!" Loved the Aliens references here, haha! Great video!!

Don’t be lazy!! That’s a top tip. I’ve been reverse engineering camping spots for ages. It’s quite good fun to work out where people have camped. A great video Stephen.

Another stunning location Stephen 👍
And some great tips on wild camping too.
Now all we have to hope is that people will stick to the rules and not spoil your beautiful country.

Nice thoughtful video as usual! I've done lots of wild camping in Southeast England where an extra element of stealth is required.  That woodland below the waterfall at 10:05 looks an awful lot like a piece of temperate rainforest!

Brilliant video Stephen. We need this more now people follow social media as a route into hobbies like wild camping. Great video.

Damn I felt that knee hit 😭